A lot of these have the very common "bulging capacitor" issue, and that can be fixed fairly easily by someone who knows what they are doing and is good with a soldering iron. You might want to look inside to see if there are any exploded/bulging capacitors, and if so, advertise on CraigsList or elsewhere for a local tech who knows how to replace them. Hopefully this is the issue, because it's going to be cheaper to pay a tech $100 to do a soldering job than to buy a new board, etc.
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A lot of these have the very common "bulging capacitor" issue, and that can be fixed fairly easily by someone who knows what they are doing and is good with a soldering iron. You might want to look inside to see if there are any exploded/bulging capacitors, and if so, advertise on CraigsList or elsewhere for a local tech who knows how to replace them. Hopefully this is the issue, because it's going to be cheaper to pay a tech $100 to do a soldering job than to buy a new board, etc. Power supplies also commonly fail in these, so it's worth exploring the possibility that that is the issue.
A lot of these have the very common "bulging capacitor" issue, and that can be fixed fairly easily by someone who knows what they are doing. You might want to look inside to see if there are any exploded/bulging capacitors, and if so, advertise on CraigsList or elsewhere for a local tech who knows how to replace them.
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A lot of these have the very common "bulging capacitor" issue, and that can be fixed fairly easily by someone who knows what they are doing and is good with a soldering iron. You might want to look inside to see if there are any exploded/bulging capacitors, and if so, advertise on CraigsList or elsewhere for a local tech who knows how to replace them. Hopefully this is the issue, because it's going to be cheaper to pay a tech $100 to do a soldering job than to buy a new board, etc.
A lot of these have the very common "bulging capacitor" issue, and that can be fixed fairly easily by someone who knows what they are doing. You might want to look inside to see if there are any exploded/bulging capacitors, and if so, advertise on CraigsList or elsewhere for a local tech who knows how to replace them.